The 2025 Formula 1 grid features several rookies, with five drivers in their first full season and Franco Colapinto as a relative newcomer. Some rookies stood out at the Austrian Grand Prix, including Liam Lawson, Gabriel Bortoleto, and Andrea Kimi Antonelli making it to Q3. Liam Lawson expressed relief and pride in achieving a strong qualifying performance for Racing Bulls, finishing as the top Red Bull-owned car at their home race. Gaining consistency and building on potential have been key for Lawson, who surpassed his former world champion teammate Max Verstappen in qualifying. Meanwhile, Gabriel Bortoleto of Sauber is hopeful for a breakthrough after feeling more comfortable with the car and team dynamics at the Red Bull Ring. Bortoleto emphasized the importance of continued learning and progress, indicating a sense of clicking with his performance and expressing optimism for future qualifying sessions.
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